Check made out to Beit Ahavah, 130 Pine Street, Florence, MA 01062, memo line "Oneg Sponsor".

Be an Oneg Sponsor!&nbsp;&quot;The Oneg&quot; is the festive community reception and &quot;nosh&quot; after Shabbat services &nbsp;where to sing the blessings over the grape juice and wine (the Kiddush) and the braided challah (the Motzi). &nbsp;It is often our favorite part of Shabbat! &nbsp;We get to shmooze (talk!), eat, drink, meet nice people and relax! &nbsp;It can be savory or sweet, ranging from light fare to a full meal.<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">You can sponsor an Oneg, or a Shabbat meal (dinner or lunch), or co-sponsor with others who may sign up.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">You can plan to sponsor on a date when you can join in person, or you could sponsor in for others to enjoy on a date when no one has signed up or sponsored.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">You can sponsor with a donation OR you can bring (buy, cook or bake) your own items for an Oneg (or a combo of donation and bringing things).&nbsp;</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Challah: You can also be a Challah-sponsor to bring, bake or buy the challah, and we can een freeze extra challot at the temple for another Oneg.</li></ul>🍷 Shabbat Shalom! Thank you for being an Oneg Sponsor. 🧀&nbsp;

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Be an Oneg Sponsor! "The Oneg" is the festive community reception and "nosh" after Shabbat services  where to sing the blessings over the grape juice and wine (the Kiddush) and the braided challah (the Motzi).  It is often our favorite part of Shabbat!  We get to shmooze (talk!), eat, drink, meet nice people and relax!  It can be savory or sweet, ranging from light fare to a full meal.<ul><li>You can sponsor an Oneg, or a Shabbat meal (dinner or lunch), or co-sponsor with others who may sign up.</li><li>You can plan to sponsor on a date when you can join in person, or you could sponsor in for others to enjoy on a date when no one has signed up or sponsored.</li><li>You can sponsor with a donation OR you can bring (buy, cook or bake) your own items for an Oneg (or a combo of donation and bringing things). </li><li>Challah: You can also be a Challah-sponsor to bring, bake or buy the challah, and we can een freeze extra challot at the temple for another Oneg.</li></ul>🍷 Shabbat Shalom! Thank you for being an Oneg Sponsor. 🧀

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